The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-03

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plar Kind His presence Is % accessible 70 tne
sense Of duty and also lively appreciation OF
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oi his. present, office shall expire. with
wife he will retire t. shsir a .se
en as' and roseate hopefalness for sRe future.
sir sire The last significant act Of his oiieia lIio
to be the signing Of seven death warrants, wh9
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act q mercy who can doubt nnd AS Is; WAS sS Ven
earning the Anarchists and their fate win be
made on one side, namely. In their behalf, and
made %Hu on The III t other hand" '' "' ~ "
Unfortunately for the Governor in this re-
demandiax bersg or lie e ther
t TEesY laugh asf s away Tss'
contempt the bare suggestion that somebody
has tbo o
haiS down ths ayennes Of Chicago, the :, we'll ell
meant proposition that they sign q formal Pc
Louis Linge. with an impertinence born Of
Governor whom he terms the mere tool OF the
monopolists. and registers his Letter II order
f fhs hands h. too demands
| liberty or DEATH and his demand Will be ac-
coded to. Lingg is q young man . who g. cane ne
H Hay riot He is unable to speak
get Of c Ihs e0uPWsFH Within and few
s @onsSs Il after ep' his arrival Chicago.
being somewhat Of an expert from practice
n n bombs here. and to teach his fellow
Anarchists how to use them to promote a So
which he as nee tSe
With With bombs found AZ ttngs's quarters fur,
eseE tie his only
The orce 81 fn their hi Ss
pressors designated by Ling, and he made
bomb which, he instructed another man how
to throw at then, with murderous effect That
force e with force. What tender hearted sophist
viii argue that this confessed crime was
Should s not be punished with death 49,.
George Engle. to whom no mercy Of any sort
sested, ventures in his letter to The Governor
only an enhancement OF the impertinence
sSxs, in SS ssnenca ana y sRss
In his soreed against the barbarism Of the
lecture the s % his lack Of apprecs
pTsse1t insttuton 'H Of society Which allows
one portion OF the human race to build
rR Ssr tf
9efa o. with as
letter Gi Fss Said o S
mon means ruin and disaster and will spread
trouble and dsafIsction among the s.; laborinG
S sns number r Of disciples Of progress Who
have disinterestedly served the cause Of the
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about the downfall Of modern society and In
GOV. oaLEsBY's POSITION.
T S aS 81 attitude sr 81 hsse men e
really crafty The Governor. and not .partieu-
larry displease the great majority, OF thought
pettsnnS for reco e u III the
facts In the case certain members Of this un;;
@por ae IN be,t s terms the mercy Of the
State. the Governor should grant a commute
s .hsF upaa TSs hy ea e %
and they spell it with capital Il. and those OF
them who might reasonably expect mercy nre
and Just as conceited and lust as stubborn as
those for whom mercy would be simply suicide
Shall the Governor, who stands in this light OF
his best Judgment they deserve to be treated,
or, perhaps 1t would be better to say. as In his
ID hey 9 s noud S hs
child, Or shall he stand upon that point OF dig;
that Ran nn Of whh Sox YOU
to man Of 0gIey6y's tender heart; embar-
and disturbs him nine in. every ten wake
State. Is united in its, demand that the execu-
Of thf sheR se edo o. s
9stna Shoulder to Shoulder IN
you'd be sas ad
State weakness. hesitaney. and timidity on
lightful to witness. That the Judge who tried
the case should be cheered and compimented
now n1S BY the q his state
Appellate Court, and by the virtual en-
States 81 sss sas Tie
EeeIally that gallant soldier 9f the people,
a cubit had been added TO his stature. the
events, local annals, will preserve for all time
the record of that man courage and fidelity to
| what no believed right, his inexhaustible re-
sources. and his utter insensibility to danger;
upon his record by his fellow citizens. who,
without regard to party, have unanimously
| said to him, sitting Mt a comparatively low
place at the table. Come W. higher" and
| those who were associated with him are also
| in tho line OF immediate preferment:
But so far as Chicago Is concerned It is now
| which will test to the very. utmost limit Its
courage, its frmness. its loyalty to itself.
| Fortunate Is 1t that In its chief magistrate it
has no. only popular politician but man
which makes him loyal and faithful to his
public trust, Mayor Roche, aided and abetted
| by Sheriff Matson. Chief OF Police Ebsrsold, and
their various subordinates. Is obviously the
and the city are prepared. and although by
fortutous coincidence sundry troops OF the
United States are gathering here there Is no
belief that any tumultuous danger will make
their employment necessary on the day OF
| axecutiOn.